[PIC] An ugly dog.
From Mikal Krogstad <all...@online.nooo>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 7 May 2002 12:19 · View full thread
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Started as the letter S, then turned into a snake (or possibly the Loch Ness
monster), then turned into a dog. The body never fully recovered from the
snake->dog transformation, so it looks a bit chunky.
__ _ _____ _ grrf
__\ \\\_ ____\ ___ _\_ /
\\ / \\ ( o| o)
_) |__/_ _) ) |____/____
\ \_ \ (,,| /_|_\_
_\___ / \ /
/ / ________ ) /
_/ (_,-' '-/
_-_(
| (
| \_
\_ |
\_ |
\\ ,___________ \__/
| (| |\ \
\ ||_ | ) / aln
)(_,) ([ (__
'-,,) '-.,,)
Feel free to modify and/or comment.
--
mikal
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